That is a hard choice. Like FalconGuy016 said, though, the E-mag will be able to be resold at a nicer price than an RTP. Their both awsome guns, and I think you'd be happy either route.
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The resale issue alone has made me consider the emag. Also, I will be able to use the 2-way method of payment to confuse my wife. The 500-600 will go to the person I buy the gun from, out of the checking account. The $200 of so for the tank, hopper, etc, I buy at a store or on-line will come off the credit card. She'll never make the connection!
Seriously, I'm beginning to think the emag is worth the extra $200 or so.Comment
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Okay, how about this instead? E-mag, with level 10 and 3 barrels, including a DYE aluminum, also including a 68/3000 tank, for $590?Comment
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If I had the funds right now I'd snake you on that deal.
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defintly go with the emag thats a great deal if the person your buying is from is reputitable, and he has pics.Love Will Tear Us ApartComment
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if the rt has an intelliframe it seems like a decent deal. althoughseems almost too good to be true.Originally posted by Steeratt
Okay, how about this instead? E-mag, with level 10 and 3 barrels, including a DYE aluminum, also including a 68/3000 tank, for $590?Comment
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Wasn't too good to be true. I have it sitting here in front of me. Only needed the top magnet reattached to the trigger (done) and a sear lock is missing (who cares). Also came with perfect condition DYE aluminum barrel, 2 stock barrels, level 10 parts, original bolt, and a 68/3000 tank.
Seems like a pretty good deal to me
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Very sweet dealOriginally posted by Steeratt
Wasn't too good to be true. I have it sitting here in front of me. Only needed the top magnet reattached to the trigger (done) and a sear lock is missing (who cares). Also came with perfect condition DYE aluminum barrel, 2 stock barrels, level 10 parts, original bolt, and a 68/3000 tank.
Seems like a pretty good deal to me
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I need to try it out before my inspection period ends. I used www.escrow.com, which made the transaction much less scary for seller and buyer.
My fears are that:
A)Gun will explode first time I use it.
B)Gun is stolen
neither which I believe to be true.Comment
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Call up AGD to register the gun,they can tell you if it's reported stolen and you'll want to register it anyways.Originally posted by Steeratt
I need to try it out before my inspection period ends. I used www.escrow.com, which made the transaction much less scary for seller and buyer.
My fears are that:
A)Gun will explode first time I use it.
B)Gun is stolen
neither which I believe to be true.
As long as the gun doesn't explode, you got yourself a very sweet deal man
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I don't know if serial numbers on the valves are truly sequntial, but it's number 431. And it shows 7K shots.
FUnny thing is, getting it inspired me to get my old VM-68 out and clean it up. I think i'll use both the next time im out.Comment
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